WFMU: Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from December 22, 2021

Listener comments!
	6:55pm KimSorise: Hey All and Welcome! Thanks so much for tuning in - I will be here until midnight.
	6:57pm listener james from westwood: Now this is a nice surprise! Howdy, Kim and all!
	6:58pm KimSorise: Hey James! Welcome
	🥁 7:01pm WR: Hi Kim, looking forward to an extended grease job today.
	7:03pm chresti: Hi Kim and global greasers!
	7:03pm KimSorise: Hey WR! Welcome!
	7:03pm KimSorise: Good evening, Chresti!
	7:03pm doctorjazz: Hi KIM and Greasers-Zoom meeting for a while, trying to keep you on in the background.
	7:05pm KimSorise: Hey DocJazz!
	🥁 7:57pm WR: I'm not very knowledgeable compared to some Bodega Pop regulars, but these tunes you are playing are making my Top of the Bodega Pops list.
	7:58pm KimSorise: Wonderful, WR! Thanks as always for your support! Not much time to check in with shorter songs and typing... haha
	🥁 8:01pm WR: You certainly aren't going to easy route for a 5 hour show, And everything so far is from vinyl. Much respect 🙏
	8:02pm northguineahills: Kim!
	8:02pm KimSorise: I try never to half ass a fill-in spot, that's for sure! The plan is always 100% vinyl but I do have hundred up great CDs as well. I just don't use them often. NGH - What's up!?!
	8:07pm chresti: Full-ass grease!
	8:09pm KimSorise: Indeed!
	8:11pm chresti: Are you anywhere near the tornado action, Kim??
	8:16pm KimSorise: Thankfully No, Chresti! What incredible devastation just a stretch west of us.
	8:20pm doctorjazz: I'd love to see your LP storage (and show my wife when she complains about records taking over the house, I always need someone worse to point to). (Zoom meeting over-I hate those things, able to keep Grease on low for the whole thing, with my mic off, of course).
	8:20pm chresti: Phew! Although I figured you escaped it when I saw that you were here, had to ask.
	8:22pm KimSorise: Thanks for checkin in for sure
	8:22pm chresti: At your service doc, Franco's got half the living room occupied by thigh-high stacks of lps on the floor.
	8:23pm doctorjazz: chresti, that will come in handy at some point, I'm sure, thanks!
	8:24pm chresti: OK, knee-high stacks, rather. You might have the smelling salts handy when you show her!
	8:26pm KimSorise: I just use Kallax shelving via Ikea - but everything is attached together and anchored to the wall. It works of what I need. I can't stack anything since I am only 5 ft tall. Would rather not have to deal with a ladder.
	8:28pm doctorjazz: Got LP's and CD's in 4 rooms, and a basement full as well. Back many years ago, a friend who was also a lunatic collector had a living room with stacks and stacks of LPs. I was there once when he needed to change a light bulb-he put a few piles together, got up on them, and did the lightbulb change (now he's got multiple terabytes of music on a server, less clutter, but not sure he's able to change light bulbs any more)
	8:30pm doctorjazz: I've been using these racks ryantinselwoodworker.com... Nice looking, but a bit expensive, and I've run out of wall space, piles in a corner of the living room right now...
	8:31pm KimSorise: Those are lovely. Looks very light.
	8:32pm chresti: Stacking them 3ft high doesn't seem like a good way to preserve them.
	8:32pm KimSorise: My partner has 3 8 terabyte drives - it's nuts. I cap at about 9000
	8:33pm KimSorise: LPs that is
	8:34pm chresti: That's enough for a warehouse!
	8:35pm coelacanth∅: greetings Kim and Greasers
	8:36pm doctorjazz: They are light, until they're full of LP's. I remember when I moved, and had many of those racks. They don't look like all that much in terms of weight, but the movers gave me such dirty looks as they carried them in the house. I haven't done an LP count in a while, but I'd guess in the 6-8,000 range (last time I tried to count, in the 90's, it was about 4,000 in my living room, excluding basement overflow at the time. And the CD;s...and the hard drive...
	8:37pm doctorjazz: Like this Murphy!
	8:37pm asheville jon: Wow, this kossokpa reminds me a lot of the grateful dead's fire on the mountain
	8:38pm doctorjazz: @, I hear it, just with an accent, cool!
	8:38pm KimSorise: Hi Asheville Jon! Thanks for swinging through!
	8:38pm doctorjazz: @jon, that was supposed to read
	8:39pm doctorjazz: It's basically 2 chords, say, an A and a G (or any 2 a whole step apart), but it has similar rhythm and feel as well
	8:41pm asheville jon: Howdy Kim and everyone else!
	8:48pm Doug Schulkind: Great gobs of Grease!
	8:51pm KimSorise: Hey Doug!
	9:10pm Ike: Did someone say grease? Corn oil, canola oil, coconut oil, or cable-car oil?
	9:11pm KimSorise: Hey Ike!
	🥁 9:31pm WR: I've updated my profile pic to be a photo taken in my living room before my last move over 10 years ago, when all my LPs went into storage. The holder with the software CDs is now filled with music CDs and is about 3 feet high, so the LP stack is about 4-5 feet. In the background you can see the top of my LP shelves. I don't remember the exact height, but over 8 feet. It holds 6 or 7 rows of LPs and one row that could hold CDs, two high. I have 3 cabinets, each one about 4 feet wide. They were all full and then I had about 8 or 10 of those 4+ feet high piles of LPs on the floor. The cabinets were a wedding gift from one of my brothers in '88. At some point I think I figured that the cabinets held around 7000 LPs. I've bought or otherwise acquired only about 30 LPs since 2009, shifting to CDs and digital. And still I don't have most of what I like and hear played on WFMU. Go figure. Crazy thing is that I've kept the LPs and cabinets in storage for 10 years. Oy vey.
	9:38pm chresti: The LPs are in the cabinets?
	9:43pm listener Rey: Hi Kim, made it in time for some greasy second helpings
	9:44pm coelacanth∅: hats off to Harper
	9:44pm chresti: Franco and his dad built shelves and drawers before we moved in around 2005, the books, LP, and cd population has since exploded and outgrown the shelves since then.
	🥁 9:48pm WR: In the background you can see the top of one of the cabinets. The top row is all over-size, mostly box sets, that are too tall to fit in the other rows. that were sized for standard LPs. Yeah, the shelve were nearly full when I moved in about '98. All the thrift store purchases of the early zips went into about 6 or 8 milk crates and then started the piles like the one in the photo.
	9:49pm KimSorise: Hey Rey and Coel! Welcome
	9:50pm coelacanth∅: i'm contemplating building shelves for my albums. one 4-tiered shelf from 1 wall to the other would hold (i think) about 3/4 of them. it'd streamline my selling and reviewing and give me most of the room back. right now they're in boxes, all but 3 floor-level
	9:50pm coelacanth∅: hi (again) Kim!
	🥁 9:51pm WR: Having them ordered in shelves was great.
	9:58pm coelacanth∅: in the late 80s i moved into a beautiful apartment in north plainfield nj. my bedroom was 17.5 ' long and over 1/2 of it was ~16' wide, and one wall was built-in shelves starting from ~18" from the floor that if i didn't think were built about a century before the lp was invented i'd say they must've been made specifically for lps. that was handy!
	10:26pm KimSorise: My favorite holiday-not-holiday song
	10:32pm KimSorise: Hope you are enjoying the show and thanks for hanging with me!
	10:37pm coelacanth∅: yesyes
	10:37pm Ike: Dig.
	10:51pm Pie: Dope set
	11:03pm KimSorise: Thank you, Pie and Welcome!
	11:21pm chresti: Still here, in the kitchen groovin' and drinking tea. My work week is done, today's my "Friday" I may pass out before long since I've been up since 4:30 this morning.
	11:22pm KimSorise: Sounds good, Chresti! Thanks for hanging out. I am just starting to pick up the studio. It's so very rare that everything is put away!
	11:24pm KimSorise: I took the month of January off from my DJ residency; this allows me time to clean and reorganize for how I want to step back out in February.
	🥁 11:28pm WR: Bob Gluck wrote a book about Herbie Hancock's and one about Miles Davis's band and recordings during the late 60s to 70s transition period. Highly recommend them. browse.nypl.org... browse.nypl.org...
	11:31pm KimSorise: Nice, thank you! I would be into both... I have a lot of their electric period LPs but never read much.
	🥁 11:39pm WR: Brown Rice with fiery tenor playing from Frank Lowe.
	11:40pm coelacanth∅: i did enjoy my brown rice this evening
	11:40pm listener Rey: Gettin' ready for my move and this was good music to pack to. Thanks Kim!
	11:40pm KimSorise: Yes!! This may be one of the more accessible piece's Lowe plays on. Hahahha @coel
	11:41pm KimSorise: Wonderful Rey! I hope this is an easy move... if that is a possible thing.
	11:47pm listener Rey: It's easier only in the sense that I know what to expect after doin' it so many times. The work itself remains the same pain in the butt.
	11:48pm listener Rey: Thanks again Kim and have a wonderful holiday
	11:49pm doctorjazz: Catching the tail end. Had to take off for a bit.
	11:49pm chresti: Thanks Kim! Happy holidays!
	11:49pm rw: Thank you for filling in Kim Sorise! Dug it. Hey everyone.
	11:49pm KimSorise: I am not one to move very often. With records it is an unbelievable pain. Thank you, Rey! Have a wonderful holiday and I hope the move goes smoothly!
	11:50pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Kim, Happy Holidays all!
	11:50pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Kim!
	11:52pm KimSorise: Thank you All and RW, Rey, Chresti, Coel, DocJazz, Jon, James, WR, Ike, Pie, NGH, and of course, Major Doug! Have a wonderful holiday and stay safe!
	🥁 11:52pm WR: Thank you Kim. Was a crapper of a day for me, your program has helped center and chill me out a bit. Laters all.
	11:52pm doctorjazz: Not up for overtime? 😁
	11:53pm KimSorise: I would, but I have an 8 am dentist appointment!
	11:53pm coelacanth∅: i changed residence 5 times in one year, in my early 20s. only had maybe 8-10 cases of lps then but still... fortunately that didn't become my standard m.o.
	11:54pm coelacanth∅: so Kim you'll be here next week then taking a month off? -did i get that correctly?
	11:55pm KimSorise: I have taken no time off from GTDR - just my weekly, weekend gig @coel
	11:55pm doctorjazz: Think they'll have to bury me in my back yard, can't imagine moving all this music stuff...
	11:57pm KimSorise: I fear this myself @docjazz. we have two studio spaces and my partner has about 3000lps and loads of equipment, as well.
	11:57pm coelacanth∅: oh right on Kim i thought that might be what you said.
	11:58pm listener Rey: It's a whole house worth of stuff including my 2000 LPs & similar amount of CDs. With this move I will have moved all this stuff 4 times in last 10 years
	11:59pm doctorjazz: My poor wife is always decluttering, it's a bit like Sisyphus and the stone
	11:59pm KimSorise: January is slow for bars - I certainly don't want to talk $ out of the till. Plus a little added safety this year.
	11:59pm KimSorise: We are always trying to organize and it's pretty good, but I have been in this house 17 years.
	12:00am KimSorise: Goodnight, All!
	12:00am coelacanth∅: 'night
	1:29pm Passaic River Blues: FLAWLESS OPENING SET!

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from December 22, 2021

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Intrinsically curated, the music on this program—exclusively vinyl played on Technic 1200 M3D turntables—presents an illuminating collection of other-worldly grooves, beats, and sounds. Host Kim Sorise honors the jazz innovators, beat conductors, soul senders, and mind benders that traverse our musical and auditory landscapes. Grease for all. In music we trust.

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December 22, 2021: Global Bodega Grease Searching for a Lost Horse in Winter

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Gabor Szabo	Three King Fischers "Three King Fischers" by "Gabor Szabo"	Bacchanal	Skye	1968	LP		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Salah Ragab & The Cairo Jazz Band	Dawn	Egyptian Jazz	Art Yard	2017	LP	recorded between 1968-1973	0:04:47 (Pop-up)
Ferdi Özbeğen	Köprüden Geçti Gelin	Bosporus Bridges: A Wide Selection of Turkish Jazz and Funk	The World is my Oyster	2005	LP		0:12:42 (Pop-up)
Ramesh	Sharm-e Boos-e "Sharm-e Boos-e" by "Ramesh"	Pomegranates: Persian Pop, Funk, Folk, and Psych of The 60s and 70s	Finders Keepers Records	2009	LP		0:15:40 (Pop-up)
Bruno Leys	Dans a Galaxie "Dans a Galaxie" by "Bruno Leys"	Freak Out Total Volume 3 (Québec-France-Belgique 1968-1973 Psyche Jello) (v/a)	Mucho Gusto	2008			0:19:40 (Pop-up)
Roger Fakhr	Had to Come Back Wet "Had to Come Back Wet" by "Roger Fakhr"	Fine Anyway	Habibi Funk Records	2020	LP		0:22:26 (Pop-up)
Jorge Ben	Comanche "Comanche" by "Jorge Ben"	Negro É Lindo	Philips	1971	LP		0:26:31 (Pop-up)
Juana Molina	Un Dia Punk "Un Dia Punk" by "Juana Molina"	For Fun 10"	Crammed Discs	2019	10"		0:29:04 (Pop-up)
Fadoul	Maktoub Lah "Maktoub Lah" by "Fadoul"	Al Zman Saib	Habibi Funk Records	2015	LP		0:32:17 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Sven Wunder	Hibiscus "Hibiscus" by "Sven Wunder"	Eastern Flowers	Piano Piano	2020	LP		0:38:39 (Pop-up)
Kim Jung Mi	Haenim (The Sun) "Haenim (The Sun)" by "Kim Jung Mi"	Now	Lion	2011	LP		0:43:40 (Pop-up)
Michel Fugain	Une belle histoire "Une belle histoire" by "Michel Fugain"	`	CBS	1972	45		0:50:22 (Pop-up)
Selda Bağcan	Yaz Gazeteci Yaz "Yaz Gazeteci Yaz" by "Selda Bağcan"	Selda	Finders Keepers Records	2006	LP		0:52:16 (Pop-up)
Kamal Keila	Al Asafir "Al Asafir" by "Kamal Keila"	Habibi Funk 007: An Eclectic Selection Of Music From the Arab World	Habibi Funk Records	2017	LP		0:55:00 (Pop-up)
BLO	Chant to Mother Earth "Chant to Mother Earth" by "BLO"	Chapter One	Mr Bongo	2015	10"	1973	0:59:42 (Pop-up)
Witch	Thou Shall Not Cry "Thou Shall Not Cry" by "Witch"	Lukombo Vibes	Teal Production	1977	LP		1:05:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ofege	Nobody Fails "Nobody Fails" by "Ofege"	Try and Love (Nigeria 1973)	LITA	2018	LP		1:10:36 (Pop-up)
Mininga Meyong Mese	Nkodo Si-Tony	Pop Makossa: The Invasive Dance Beat of Cameroon 1976-1984	Analog Africa	2017	LP		1:15:32 (Pop-up)
Orchestre Rail Band De Bamako	Koro Knoi	Orchestre Rail-Band De Bamako	Mississippi	2011	LP		1:22:02 (Pop-up)
Elias Rahbani And His Orchestra	My Lovely Elena	Mosaic of the Orient	Arabesque		LP		1:29:23 (Pop-up)
Stanley Murphy	Kossokpa "Kossokpa" by "Stanley Murphy"	Ivory Coast Soul - Afro Funk From Abidjan From 1972 To 1982	Hot Casa	2012	LP		1:35:49 (Pop-up)
Mouma Bob	Imidiwane Friday "Imidiwane Friday" by "Mouma Bob"	Music From Saharan Cellphones, Volume 2	Sahel Sounds	2012	LP		1:39:26 (Pop-up)
Nâ Hawa Doumbia	Dan Te Dinyé La	La Grande Cantatrice Malienne Vol. 3	Awesome Tapes From Africa	1982/2013	LP		1:44:04 (Pop-up)
Lord Executor	Seven Skeletons Found in the Yard	Seven Skeletons Found in the Yard Trinidad Calypso 1928-1947	Mississippi Records	2014	LP		1:48:26 (Pop-up)
Ti Paris	Mon Ideal "Mon Ideal" by "Ti Paris"	Ti Paris Et Sa Guitare	Little Axe		LP	1958	1:51:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Stephen Osita Osadebe & His Nigerian Soundmakers International	nri sports di uso	Commander in Chief: Osadebe '75	Polygram	1975			1:57:26 (Pop-up)
Joyce	Mistérios "Mistérios" by "Joyce"	Feminina	EMI	1980	LP		2:07:18 (Pop-up)
Burnier & Cartier	Mirandolina "Mirandolina" by "Burnier & Cartier"	Burnier & Cartier	Mr Bongo	1974/2017	LP		2:11:17 (Pop-up)
Erasmo Carlos	Grilos "Grilos" by "Erasmo Carlos"	Sonhos e Memórias 1941-1972	Polydor	1972	LP		2:13:49 (Pop-up)
Arthur Verocai	Dedicada à Ela "Dedicada à Ela" by "Arthur Verocai"	Arthur Verocai	COntinential	1972	LP		2:16:26 (Pop-up)
Ron Everett	Glitter of the City (Song by Tahira)	The Glitter of the City	Jazzman	2021	LP		2:20:03 (Pop-up)
Ertha Kitt	C'est Si Bon "C'est Si Bon" by "Ertha Kitt"	C'Est Si Bon - Die Großen Erfolge	RCA Victore	1963	LP		2:25:09 (Pop-up)
Xavier Cugat & His Orchestra	Prefidia	Viva Cugat	Mercury	1961	LP		2:28:00 (Pop-up)
The Rotary Connection	Peace At Least	Peace	Cadet	1968	LP		2:31:15 (Pop-up)
Kevin Ayers, John Cale, Eno, Nico	May I?	June 1, 1974	Island	1974	LP		2:34:56 (Pop-up)
John Cale	Child's Christmas In Wales	Paris 1919	Island	1973	LP		2:40:13 (Pop-up)
Roy Harper	You Don't Need Money "You Don't Need Money" by "Roy Harper"	Come Out Fighting Ghengis Smith	CBS	1967			2:43:22 (Pop-up)
Fairport Convention with Sandy Denny	Genesis Hall	Unhalfbricking	Carthage	1969/1985	LP		2:45:46 (Pop-up)
Robert Wyatt	Maryan "Maryan" by "Robert Wyatt"	EPS	Hannibal Records	1999			2:49:14 (Pop-up)
Juana Molina	Hay Que Ver Si Voy "Hay Que Ver Si Voy" by "Juana Molina"	son	Domino	2006	LP		2:55:37 (Pop-up)
Jim O'Rourke	Eureka "Eureka" by "Jim O'Rourke"	Eureka	Drag City	1999	LP		3:01:46 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Conet Project	Yankee Hotel Foxtrot	The Conet Project: Recordings of Shortwave Numbers Stations	Irdial Discs	1996	CD		3:09:08 (Pop-up)
Sun City Girls	Radar 1941 "Radar 1941" by "Sun City Girls"	Torch of the Mystics	Majora/Abduction	1990/2015	LP		3:12:58 (Pop-up)
CAN	Little Star of Bethlehem "Little Star of Bethlehem" by "CAN"	Zhengzheng Rikang (Unrealised Demos 1968-1969)	Norvenich	2006	LP		3:15:46 (Pop-up)
Faust	So Far "So Far" by "Faust"	So Far	Recommended Records	1979	LP		3:27:27 (Pop-up)
Les McCann	The Lovers "The Lovers" by "Les McCann"	Invitation to Openness	Atlantic	1972	LP		3:33:09 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Sivad "Sivad" by "Miles Davis"	Live-Evil	Columbia	1971	LP		3:58:12 (Pop-up)
Alice Coltrane	Huntington Ashram Monastery	Huntington Ashram Monastery	Impulse!	1969	LP		4:12:43 (Pop-up)
Herbie Hancock	Hornets "Hornets" by "Herbie Hancock"	Sextant	Columbia	1973	LP		4:17:33 (Pop-up)
Don Cherry	Brown Rice "Brown Rice" by "Don Cherry"	Don Cherry	Horizon/A & M	1977			4:36:08 (Pop-up)
Westerbur & Rowe	B "B" by "Westerbur & Rowe"	Westerbur & Rowe	Northern Ashram	2011	LP		4:41:54 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:55pm KimSorise: Hey All and Welcome! Thanks so much for tuning in - I will be here until midnight.
	6:57pm listener james from westwood: Now this is a nice surprise! Howdy, Kim and all!
	6:58pm KimSorise: Hey James! Welcome
	🥁 7:01pm WR: Hi Kim, looking forward to an extended grease job today.
	7:03pm chresti: Hi Kim and global greasers!
	7:03pm KimSorise: Hey WR! Welcome!
	7:03pm KimSorise: Good evening, Chresti!
	7:03pm doctorjazz: Hi KIM and Greasers-Zoom meeting for a while, trying to keep you on in the background.
	7:05pm KimSorise: Hey DocJazz!
	🥁 7:57pm WR: I'm not very knowledgeable compared to some Bodega Pop regulars, but these tunes you are playing are making my Top of the Bodega Pops list.
	7:58pm KimSorise: Wonderful, WR! Thanks as always for your support! Not much time to check in with shorter songs and typing... haha
	🥁 8:01pm WR: You certainly aren't going to easy route for a 5 hour show, And everything so far is from vinyl. Much respect 🙏
	8:02pm northguineahills: Kim!
	8:02pm KimSorise: I try never to half ass a fill-in spot, that's for sure! The plan is always 100% vinyl but I do have hundred up great CDs as well. I just don't use them often. NGH - What's up!?!
	8:07pm chresti: Full-ass grease!
	8:09pm KimSorise: Indeed!
	8:11pm chresti: Are you anywhere near the tornado action, Kim??
	8:16pm KimSorise: Thankfully No, Chresti! What incredible devastation just a stretch west of us.
	8:20pm doctorjazz: I'd love to see your LP storage (and show my wife when she complains about records taking over the house, I always need someone worse to point to). (Zoom meeting over-I hate those things, able to keep Grease on low for the whole thing, with my mic off, of course).
	8:20pm chresti: Phew! Although I figured you escaped it when I saw that you were here, had to ask.
	8:22pm KimSorise: Thanks for checkin in for sure
	8:22pm chresti: At your service doc, Franco's got half the living room occupied by thigh-high stacks of lps on the floor.
	8:23pm doctorjazz: chresti, that will come in handy at some point, I'm sure, thanks!
	8:24pm chresti: OK, knee-high stacks, rather. You might have the smelling salts handy when you show her!
	8:26pm KimSorise: I just use Kallax shelving via Ikea - but everything is attached together and anchored to the wall. It works of what I need. I can't stack anything since I am only 5 ft tall. Would rather not have to deal with a ladder.
	8:28pm doctorjazz: Got LP's and CD's in 4 rooms, and a basement full as well. Back many years ago, a friend who was also a lunatic collector had a living room with stacks and stacks of LPs. I was there once when he needed to change a light bulb-he put a few piles together, got up on them, and did the lightbulb change (now he's got multiple terabytes of music on a server, less clutter, but not sure he's able to change light bulbs any more)
	8:30pm doctorjazz: I've been using these racks ryantinselwoodworker.com... Nice looking, but a bit expensive, and I've run out of wall space, piles in a corner of the living room right now...
	8:31pm KimSorise: Those are lovely. Looks very light.
	8:32pm chresti: Stacking them 3ft high doesn't seem like a good way to preserve them.
	8:32pm KimSorise: My partner has 3 8 terabyte drives - it's nuts. I cap at about 9000
	8:33pm KimSorise: LPs that is
	8:34pm chresti: That's enough for a warehouse!
	8:35pm coelacanth∅: greetings Kim and Greasers
	8:36pm doctorjazz: They are light, until they're full of LP's. I remember when I moved, and had many of those racks. They don't look like all that much in terms of weight, but the movers gave me such dirty looks as they carried them in the house. I haven't done an LP count in a while, but I'd guess in the 6-8,000 range (last time I tried to count, in the 90's, it was about 4,000 in my living room, excluding basement overflow at the time. And the CD;s...and the hard drive...
	8:37pm doctorjazz: Like this Murphy!
	8:37pm asheville jon: Wow, this kossokpa reminds me a lot of the grateful dead's fire on the mountain
	8:38pm doctorjazz: @, I hear it, just with an accent, cool!
	8:38pm KimSorise: Hi Asheville Jon! Thanks for swinging through!
	8:38pm doctorjazz: @jon, that was supposed to read
	8:39pm doctorjazz: It's basically 2 chords, say, an A and a G (or any 2 a whole step apart), but it has similar rhythm and feel as well
	8:41pm asheville jon: Howdy Kim and everyone else!
	8:48pm Doug Schulkind: Great gobs of Grease!
	8:51pm KimSorise: Hey Doug!
	9:10pm Ike: Did someone say grease? Corn oil, canola oil, coconut oil, or cable-car oil?
	9:11pm KimSorise: Hey Ike!
	🥁 9:31pm WR: I've updated my profile pic to be a photo taken in my living room before my last move over 10 years ago, when all my LPs went into storage. The holder with the software CDs is now filled with music CDs and is about 3 feet high, so the LP stack is about 4-5 feet. In the background you can see the top of my LP shelves. I don't remember the exact height, but over 8 feet. It holds 6 or 7 rows of LPs and one row that could hold CDs, two high. I have 3 cabinets, each one about 4 feet wide. They were all full and then I had about 8 or 10 of those 4+ feet high piles of LPs on the floor. The cabinets were a wedding gift from one of my brothers in '88. At some point I think I figured that the cabinets held around 7000 LPs. I've bought or otherwise acquired only about 30 LPs since 2009, shifting to CDs and digital. And still I don't have most of what I like and hear played on WFMU. Go figure. Crazy thing is that I've kept the LPs and cabinets in storage for 10 years. Oy vey.
	9:38pm chresti: The LPs are in the cabinets?
	9:43pm listener Rey: Hi Kim, made it in time for some greasy second helpings
	9:44pm coelacanth∅: hats off to Harper
	9:44pm chresti: Franco and his dad built shelves and drawers before we moved in around 2005, the books, LP, and cd population has since exploded and outgrown the shelves since then.
	🥁 9:48pm WR: In the background you can see the top of one of the cabinets. The top row is all over-size, mostly box sets, that are too tall to fit in the other rows. that were sized for standard LPs. Yeah, the shelve were nearly full when I moved in about '98. All the thrift store purchases of the early zips went into about 6 or 8 milk crates and then started the piles like the one in the photo.
	9:49pm KimSorise: Hey Rey and Coel! Welcome
	9:50pm coelacanth∅: i'm contemplating building shelves for my albums. one 4-tiered shelf from 1 wall to the other would hold (i think) about 3/4 of them. it'd streamline my selling and reviewing and give me most of the room back. right now they're in boxes, all but 3 floor-level
	9:50pm coelacanth∅: hi (again) Kim!
	🥁 9:51pm WR: Having them ordered in shelves was great.
	9:58pm coelacanth∅: in the late 80s i moved into a beautiful apartment in north plainfield nj. my bedroom was 17.5 ' long and over 1/2 of it was ~16' wide, and one wall was built-in shelves starting from ~18" from the floor that if i didn't think were built about a century before the lp was invented i'd say they must've been made specifically for lps. that was handy!
	10:26pm KimSorise: My favorite holiday-not-holiday song
	10:32pm KimSorise: Hope you are enjoying the show and thanks for hanging with me!
	10:37pm coelacanth∅: yesyes
	10:37pm Ike: Dig.
	10:51pm Pie: Dope set
	11:03pm KimSorise: Thank you, Pie and Welcome!
	11:21pm chresti: Still here, in the kitchen groovin' and drinking tea. My work week is done, today's my "Friday" I may pass out before long since I've been up since 4:30 this morning.
	11:22pm KimSorise: Sounds good, Chresti! Thanks for hanging out. I am just starting to pick up the studio. It's so very rare that everything is put away!
	11:24pm KimSorise: I took the month of January off from my DJ residency; this allows me time to clean and reorganize for how I want to step back out in February.
	🥁 11:28pm WR: Bob Gluck wrote a book about Herbie Hancock's and one about Miles Davis's band and recordings during the late 60s to 70s transition period. Highly recommend them. browse.nypl.org... browse.nypl.org...
	11:31pm KimSorise: Nice, thank you! I would be into both... I have a lot of their electric period LPs but never read much.
	🥁 11:39pm WR: Brown Rice with fiery tenor playing from Frank Lowe.
	11:40pm coelacanth∅: i did enjoy my brown rice this evening
	11:40pm listener Rey: Gettin' ready for my move and this was good music to pack to. Thanks Kim!
	11:40pm KimSorise: Yes!! This may be one of the more accessible piece's Lowe plays on. Hahahha @coel
	11:41pm KimSorise: Wonderful Rey! I hope this is an easy move... if that is a possible thing.
	11:47pm listener Rey: It's easier only in the sense that I know what to expect after doin' it so many times. The work itself remains the same pain in the butt.
	11:48pm listener Rey: Thanks again Kim and have a wonderful holiday
	11:49pm doctorjazz: Catching the tail end. Had to take off for a bit.
	11:49pm chresti: Thanks Kim! Happy holidays!
	11:49pm rw: Thank you for filling in Kim Sorise! Dug it. Hey everyone.
	11:49pm KimSorise: I am not one to move very often. With records it is an unbelievable pain. Thank you, Rey! Have a wonderful holiday and I hope the move goes smoothly!
	11:50pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Kim, Happy Holidays all!
	11:50pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Kim!
	11:52pm KimSorise: Thank you All and RW, Rey, Chresti, Coel, DocJazz, Jon, James, WR, Ike, Pie, NGH, and of course, Major Doug! Have a wonderful holiday and stay safe!
	🥁 11:52pm WR: Thank you Kim. Was a crapper of a day for me, your program has helped center and chill me out a bit. Laters all.
	11:52pm doctorjazz: Not up for overtime? 😁
	11:53pm KimSorise: I would, but I have an 8 am dentist appointment!
	11:53pm coelacanth∅: i changed residence 5 times in one year, in my early 20s. only had maybe 8-10 cases of lps then but still... fortunately that didn't become my standard m.o.
	11:54pm coelacanth∅: so Kim you'll be here next week then taking a month off? -did i get that correctly?
	11:55pm KimSorise: I have taken no time off from GTDR - just my weekly, weekend gig @coel
	11:55pm doctorjazz: Think they'll have to bury me in my back yard, can't imagine moving all this music stuff...
	11:57pm KimSorise: I fear this myself @docjazz. we have two studio spaces and my partner has about 3000lps and loads of equipment, as well.
	11:57pm coelacanth∅: oh right on Kim i thought that might be what you said.
	11:58pm listener Rey: It's a whole house worth of stuff including my 2000 LPs & similar amount of CDs. With this move I will have moved all this stuff 4 times in last 10 years
	11:59pm doctorjazz: My poor wife is always decluttering, it's a bit like Sisyphus and the stone
	11:59pm KimSorise: January is slow for bars - I certainly don't want to talk $ out of the till. Plus a little added safety this year.
	11:59pm KimSorise: We are always trying to organize and it's pretty good, but I have been in this house 17 years.
	12:00am KimSorise: Goodnight, All!
	12:00am coelacanth∅: 'night
	1:29pm Passaic River Blues: FLAWLESS OPENING SET!

Global Grease with Kim Sorise: Playlist from December 22, 2021

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